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Procyon cited one of a number of interesting BIS papers documenting how the global financial cycle, which often starts in Washington, DC, washes up in places like Istanbul and Mumbai.

Likewise, the long-term damage to children caused by stress during pregnancy is an extra argument for offering paid maternity leave and for tackling domestic violence, which often starts or worsens during pregnancy.

He wants English state secondary schools to lengthen their hours and trim holidays currently 13 weeks plus a week's worth of days for teacher training to bring them more into line with high-performing places like Hong Kong and Singapore.Many of the new breed of independently run, state-funded academies favour a longer day, which often starts at 8.30am and ends at 5pm.

A ski jump begins with the approach, or inrun, which often starts on a scaffold, or tower; the jumper skis down it in a crouched position, accumulating speed (as much as 100 km [62 miles] per hour) until he reaches the takeoff, where he springs outward and upward.

Mr. Mann said the company would be ready by the end of next year to apply for federal approval to sell the drug for Type 1 diabetes, which often starts in childhood, and the far more prevalent Type 2, which often occurs at older ages.

Genetic counselors offer at least part of the psychological support that patients and families need to adjust to their new condition, which often starts with helping them accept the diagnosis itself.

Sunday offers an escape from long days of housekeeping and child care, which often start at dawn and stretch well into the evening.

Such mortgages — which often start with low "teaser" rates and then spike up to higher levels after a few years — are usually made to borrowers who have poor credit backgrounds or whose income may not be high enough to comfortably afford larger monthly payments.

BaseKit was founded in 2008 by web design entrepreneurs Simon Best, Richard Best and Richard Healy to streamline the process by which designers turn their visual into actual working websites, which often start as a design concept in Photoshop and then manually coded into a live site.

From her earliest days with the firm, Chan has spearheaded its Asia network, helping the firm's portfolio companies navigate regional opportunities through quarterly visits to the country, as well as gaining a "one- to four-year advantage in [understanding] consumer mobile" trends in the U.S., which often start first in China, she notes.

In turn, police officers dole out fines, which often start out small but quickly balloon into crushing debt for a person without means.